All Posts Tagged With: "University of Colorado"
LEED Update — CU Boulder’s Williams Village North
The new $46.5 million residence hall has won LEED Platinum from the U.S. Green Building Council. It incorporates several eco-friendly elements such as use of solar panels which account for 12.5% of its energy source, and high-performance heat recovery systems.
19Dec2011 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
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2Dec2011 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
CU Survey Shows Business Confidence Back to Pre-Recession Levels
“I see this as a sign that the survey respondents believe the economy is on track,” said Richard Wobbekind, Leeds School economist and director of its Business Research Division. He added that Colorado business leaders surveyed believe the state’s economy is doing better than the nation’s.
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Front Range Updates
Vestas’ new Louisville engineering site operational …
Report: 6,500 jobs added during Ritter’s Term … Abengoa Solar gets $1.45 billion in financing for mega Arizona plant … CU study: Wind turbines may help crops … EnergyLogic recognized for stewardship in Larimer County …
Lead NREL scientist joins SkyFuel.
Class in Session: Guest Entry Shares RETool Experience
It has been touted as a critical opportunity for ushering in a cleaner energy economy. With entrepreneurs like Adrian Tuck (Tendril) out there trying to change the way we use electricity, the smart grid is hard to ignore.
12Nov2010 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
CU and NREL Name New RASEI Director
Michael L. Knotek brings more than 35 years of experience to RASEI, a joint institute between CU-Boulder and NREL. Since 2001 he has served as a consultant specializing in transitions and creating new research directions in agency and institutional programs, projects and major research facilities.
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CCIA Gets $80K in Funding to Develop Cleantech Roadmap for Colorado
The intention is for the state plan to provide stakeholders with a detailed view into the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats to Colorado’s internationally recognized cleantech cluster, while offering a 3-5 year actionable road map to continue expansion of the cleantech cluster.
3Jun2010 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
Biden Lauds Colorado’s Lead in Renewable Energy and Talks Up Stimulus Benefits
Thr Vice President praised Colorado’s contributions to renewable energy and alternative transportation during a speech Friday at UQM Technologies, adding that the country needs to sponsor basic research to spur innovation. “We have put basic research off for too long;
I think we’re back on the road.”
CU Boulder Earns Top Marks for Sustainability
“Coming on the heels of our ranking by Sierra magazine as the No. 1 green university in the nation, this ranking makes a strong case for CU-Boulder’s national leadership in sustainability,” said Chancellor Philip DiStefano.
11Oct2009 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
Ion Engineering in Deal to License
Carbon Capture Technology
The startup company accelerates development of ionic liquid solutions to control greenhouse emissions with licensing agreement with the University of Colorado.
30Jun2009 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
UC, Denver Business School Receives $1 Million
Gift From EnCana
The company’s contribution is a lead gift toward the initial renovations of the new Business School building in downtown Denver, where the Global Energy Management suite will be located - and named in honor of EnCana’s generosity.
25Jun2009 | admin | 1 comment | Continued
Solving the Workforce Shortage in Energy Management
The Global Energy Management (GEM) program, offered through the UC Denver Business School, was created at the specific request of energy companies to meet their needs in an increasingly specialized industry and changing global realities.
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Boulder’s ION Engineering Unveils Technology for Greenhouse Gas Capture
“Our process has the potential to change the way a $50 Billion market does business … We’re applying a radically new solution that can be incorporated into existing gas processing infrastructure.”
23Feb2009 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
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